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Distant, ancient galaxies are giving scientists further hints that a mysterious force called dark energy may not be what they thought.
Astronomers know that the universe is expanding — and not just expanding, but doing so at a faster and faster rate. For decades, they’ve puzzled over what could possibly be speeding everything up. Their mathematical model describing how the universe behaves could explain it well if there were a powerful, constant force at play — but they didn’t know the nature of this force or where it came from, so they called it dark energy. AP
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Two cities in Sudan are experiencing severe famine, according to a UN-backed hunger monitoring system.
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) declared Tuesday that the city of el-Fasher in Darfur and the town of Kadugli in south Kordofan are both facing severe famine, with more areas at risk as fighting continues to worsen across the country.
The declaration of famine in the two cities follows that of Zamzam camp in North Darfur last year by the IPC. The Associated Press
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Foreign volunteers joined Palestinian farmers on Tuesday to help harvest olive trees in the West Bank, amid mounting reports of settler violence during this year’s olive-picking season.
Omar Al-Ghani, the owner of an olive farm, said the presence of international volunteers provides a safety net against attacks by Israeli settlers.
“We are here in our olive groves because they come to help us, lift our spirits, and stand with us, making us feel more secure with their presence. If the army or settlers come and no one from outside is with us, then we have no rights,” he said.
In the village of Kafr Malik, in the central West Bank, farmers’ lands lie close to a road used by settlers, where Palestinians report frequent confrontations. The Associated Press
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Daniel González travelled more than 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles) from Venezuela to North America, hoping to cross the border to the United States and realize his lifelong dream.
But the plans for this Venezuelan national vanished with the tightening of immigration policy during Donald Trump’s second term as president.
“I wanted to achieve a dream,” the 22-year-old said. “My dream was to go to the United States with my family and start a business,” he added.
Top Diplomats From G7 Countries Meet in Canada as Trade Tensions Rise With Trump
Niagra-on-the-Lake, Ontario (AP) — Top diplomats from the Group
European Markets Closed on Firm Note
Brussels — European stocks closed on a positive note on Tuesday as
Macron and Abbas Plan Committee Towards Palestinian State
Paris (dpa) — France and the Palestinian Authority plan to establish
Israeli Settlers Attack two Palestinian Villages in the West Bank
Jerusalem (AP) — Dozens of masked Israeli settlers attacked a pair
A Suicide Bomber Targets an Islamabad Court, Killing 12 People and Wounding 27, Minister Says
Islamabad (AP) — A suicide bomber struck outside the gates of
The Dow Rallies to a Record Even as Nvidia Sags
New York (AP) — Most U.S. stocks rose and pulled the market back to where
EU Sees Refugees Spike After Ukraine Eases Exit Rules for Some Men
Luxembourg (dpa) — In September, more people fled from Ukraine
British Political Commentator Detained by ICE to be Freed
London — A British political commentator who was being held by US
Senate Approves Shutdown Deal as Democrats Balk at Lack of Health Care Relief
(Los Angeles Times) — The Senate gave final approval Monday night to a
Democratic Socialism Made America Great
By Tara Devlin The notion that “socialism has never worked” is a
White House Scrambles for Affordability Message Amid Still-High Prices
Washington (CQ-Roll Call) — President Donald Trump is scrambling
Supreme Court Denies Former Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis’ Attempt to Overturn Gay Marriage
(Lexington Herald-Leader) The Supreme Court has again denied a
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